Shipyards
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Tsuneishi gets first orders for its new TESS38 bulkers
Tokyo: An unnamed Japanese owner has come in Tsuneishi’s new TESS38 design bulkers. An unspecified number of the new 38,300…
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Hyundai Heavy wins Gazprom FLNG contract
Seoul: South Korea’s Hyundai Heavy Industries has beaten compatriots Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering and Samsung Heavy Industries to clinch…
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‘We are not interested in anyone else but Rongsheng’: Yangzijiang boss
Singapore: The yard most widely tipped to take over financially troubled China Huarong Energy, formerly known as Rongsheng Heavy Industries,…
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Two bulkers at Jinling Shipyard blown away by storm
Shanghai: Two 81,600 dwt bulk carriers under construction at CSC Jingling Shipyard were blown away by a storm which hit…
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Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry inks two PCTCs
Shanghai: Xiamen Shipbuilding Industry (XSI) has announced that it has received orders for two 2,100ceu pure car truck carriers (PCTCs)…
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Sainty Marine stock trading restricted
Shanghai: Shenzhen-listed Sainty Marine has announced that the company’s stock will be put into “special treatment” category in which it…
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AVIC International expands EPC business to revive yards
Singapore: Singapore-listed AVIC International is looking to expand its EPC (engineering, procurement and construction) business in order to improve the…
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Weak yen and attractive financing make Japanese yards competitive again for first time in more than a decade
Tokyo: Japanese yards are competitive once again, offering deals that put them very close to their East Asian rivals for…
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Yard Intel: Shipbuilding monitor seeks investors
Oslo: A new Norwegian shipyard monitor has been launched. Yard Intel has been founded by Sasan Mameghani, whose background is…
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Sainty Marine slammed for information disclosure violations
Shanghai: Shenzhen Stock Exchange has made an announcement in which it has denounced Sainty Marine for violations of information disclosure…
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Atomflot orders $116m Vyborg icebreaker
Moscow: FSUE Atomflot is spending $116m on a new icebreaker to be built by Vyborg Shipyard in Russia. The vessel…
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Jindal Steel to buy 10 mini-bulkers from Bangladesh
Chittagong: India’s Jindal Steel has placed a 4.8bn Bangladeshi Taka ($61.3m) order for 10 new mini bulk carriers with Bangladesh’s…
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STX Dalian assets to be auctioned in May
Dalian: Dalian Intermediate People’s Court has announced that it will auction the assets of shipbuilding group STX Dalian and its…
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Cochin Shipyard looks to set up shipbuilding unit in Kandla
Cochin: Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL) is exploring avenues for establishing a shipyard at Tuna Kandla port, in Gujarat. The Indian…
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Norwegian Car Carriers orders pair of PCTCs from Samho Heavy Industries
Oslo: Oslo-listed Norwegian Car Carriers has signed a contract with Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries for the construction of two 6500…
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Vard hawking PSV pair at 15% discount, admits downsizing likely
Singapore: The pair of PSVs under construction at Vard’s Vietnam yard which were cancelled by Germany’s ER Offshore last month…
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Reederei NSB completes pioneering boxship widening process
Shanghai: German owner Reederei NSB has completed a world-first ship widening project, giving a one of its ships an extra…
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Rongsheng Heavy Industries sale looms
Shanghai: Hong Kong-listed Chinese shipyard Rongsheng Heavy Industries, which has officially changed its name to China Huarong Energy, has announced…
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Sembcorp Marine secures FSO conversion contract
Singapore: Sembcorp Marine has announced today that its Sembawang Shipyard has secured a Floating Storage and Offloading (FSO) conversion contract…
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Medvedev pushes for subsidies for Russian shipbuilding
Moscow: Prime minister Dmitry Medvedev is pushing for subsidies for Russian shipbuilding At a workshop about Russia’s shipbuilding sector, Medvedev…
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